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Byzantine Golden Age

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History

 

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Nicholas P

 

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June 8, 2014

 

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University

 

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His code of law was organized so as to recapture the lost glory of Roman Empire. It was placed publicly and it was widely translated so that all citizens could read it (O'Connor). His code was first written in Latin and soon it was translated into Greek, and spread to become the main legal system in Europe and Asia Minor...
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His idea to keep records of court cases to use in coming cases saved many misjudgments; these principles are still used today in modern law. Justinian led the Byzantine Empire into a well-ordered state using his code of law. The Byzantine Empire's goal was to reestablish the Roman Empire into the entire Mediterranean world...
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